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Actress Barbara Hale Dies at 94 lifestyle SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2017 FEATURES Actress Barbara Hale dies at 94 arbara Hale, a movie actress who found her most Williams, who died in 1992, later gained TV fame as famous role on television as steadfast secretary star of "The Adventures of Kit Carson." Their son goes BDella Street in the long-running "Perry Mason" by his father's original name, William Katt. After her series, has died. She was 94. Hale was surrounded by RKO contract ended, Hale worked at other studios, usu- family when she died Thursday at her Los Angeles area ally as the adoring wife of the leading man. She played home, said Jaqueline Stander, an agent for Hale's son, opposite Larry Parks in "Jolson Sings Again," James actor William Katt ("The Greatest American Hero," Stewart in "Jackpot" and James Cagney in "A Lion Is in "Carrie"). "She was gracious and kind and silly and the Streets." In 1957, she joined the memorable cast of always fun to be with," Katt posted on his Facebook "Perry Mason" that included Burr as the defense attor- page Thursday, calling Hale a wonderful actress and a ney who solved his cases in the courtroom, William "treasure as a friend and mother."Stander declined to Hopper as investigator Paul Drake, William Talman as provide the cause of death. never-winning prosecutor Hamilton Burger and Ray Hale appeared in "Perry Mason" on CBS from 1957 Collins as police lieutenant Arthur Tragg. to 1966, winning an Emmy as best actress in 1959. "When we started, it was the beginning of women When the show was revived in 1985 on NBC as an occa- not working at home," Hale said in the 1993 interview. sional TV movie, she again appeared in court at the "I liked that she was not married. My husband, Bill, did- side of the ever-victorious lawyer played by Raymond n't have to see me married to another man, and our Burr. She continued her role after Burr died in 1993 and children didn't have to see me mothering other chil- was replaced by Hal Holbrook for the movies that con- dren." In the early 1970s, Hale took on another widely tinued into 1995. "I guess I was just meant to be a sec- recognized role, touting Amana Radarange microwave retary who doesn't take shorthand," she once quipped. Women not working at home ovens in TV commercials and print ads. Burr and Hale "I'm a lousy typist, too - 33 words a minute." "It hit every paper the next day: the Cinderella sto- were the only original cast members when the show Hale was born in DeKalb, Illinois, daughter of a land- ry," she recalled in a 1993 Chicago Tribune interview. resumed on NBC in 1985 in the movie format. Her son, scape gardener and a homemaker. The family moved "Of course they said it was a starring role. I had one line, William Katt, appeared in nine of the two-hour shows, to Rockford when she was 4, and she later took part in but you know about those things." The movie was a as the investigator son of Paul Drake. Hale's later films a local theater. But her goals were to be a nurse or jour- quickie, "Gildersleeve's Bad Day," but she went on to included the original "Airport," playing the husband of nalist. When her ambition turned to art she studied at appear with Pat O'Brien in "The Iron Major," Frank Dean Martin's pilot character; "The Giant Spider the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, where she was often Sinatra in "Higher and Higher" and Robert Young in Invasion," and "Big Wednesday," in which she appeared sought as a model. Her work for a modeling agency "Lady Luck." Another co-star was a blond actor named with her son. — AP prompted an offer for a routine contract at the RKO stu- Bill Williams (real name: William Katt), with whom she dio in Hollywood. When she reported to the casting appeared in "West of the Pecos" and "A Likely Story." director, he was speaking on the phone to someone They had met over coffee in the studio commissary who needed an immediate replacement for an actress and married in Rockford in 1946. The couple had three who was sick. children: Nita, William and Jody. Kurdish filmmaker cancels planned US visit over Trump’s actions iting President Donald Trump's visa crackdown, Kurdish from the free discussion of their work, and equally essential of a young Yazidi couple preparing for their wedding when filmmaker Hussein Hassan has scrapped plans to attend that the world's artists are made to feel welcome in the United fighters from the Islamic State group attack their village. Cthe US premiere of his critically acclaimed film on the States." Hassan's move comes days after the Iranian star of the The movie was inspired by the true-life massacre of thou- Yazidi minority, it was announced Friday. Jaie Laplante, direc- Oscar-nominated film "The Salesman" said she would boycott sands of Yazidis after IS took over the Sinjar area in Iraq in tor of the Miami Film Festival, where the Kurdish-Iraqi movie the upcoming Academy Awards to protest what she calls August 2014. Thousands of Yazidi women were abducted and "The Dark Wind" is to be screened in March, said Hassan had Trump's racist policies. turned into sex slaves during the IS campaign. "The US are the decided to withdraw his visa application in protest at Trump's "Trump's visa ban for Iranians is racist. Whether this will closest and most important allies for Kurdistan," the film's pro- forthcoming executive orders that are set to suspend the US include a cultural event or not, I won't attend the ducer Mehmet Aktas said in a statement. "Now it seems to be refugee program and restrict visas to citizens of certain coun- #AcademyAwards 2017 in protest," tweeted Taraneh Alidoosti, impossible for a Kurdish artist to visit the US to present his This file photo shows Sir John Hurt posing with his tries, including Iraq, Iran, and Syria. the film's 33-year-old lead actress. Trump's impending execu- work. As an act of peaceful protest, Hussein Hassan decided to wife Anwen after being awarded a knighthood by "One of Miami Film Festival's core values is to bridge cul- tive order on visas is expected to ban citizens of Iraq, Iran, withdraw from his visa application. We as Kurdish filmmakers Queen Elizabeth II during an Investiture ceremony at tural understanding, to provoke thought and discussion, and Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from seeking entry hope that Donald Trump will acknowledge the Kurdish peo- Windsor Castle. — AFP 'The Dark Wind' is one of the most timely, moving and impor- into the United States for a month. He is also expected to sus- ple," Aktas said. — AFP tant films in this year's festival," Laplante said. "It is essential pend the US refugee program for four months as officials Veteran British that roadblocks not be put in place that will prevent artists draw up a list of low risk countries. Hassan's film tells the tale actor John The challenges female Hurt, 77, dies filmmakers face post-Sundance scar-nominated British actor John Hurt, known for his roles in "Elephant Man" and "Harry Potter", has ender equity in filmmaking must have counterparts. Gillian Robespierre made a writer, director and producer Zoe Lister-Jones Odied aged 77 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, looked pretty good to the women splash with her feature debut "Obvious Child" for her film "Band-Aid" hired an all-female his wife said Saturday. The versatile actor, who played Mr Gattending the Sundance Film Festival, in 2014, which eventually led to a production production crew. "I felt that they only way to Ollivander in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" which concludes this weekend in Park City, deal that gave her the freedom to be able to really affect change was to completely sub- and in two other films in the series, passed away in Utah. But for many female filmmakers, com- quit her day job and focus full time on writing vert the system, especially in departments Norfolk, eastern England, on Wednesday, according to ing back down the mountain will mean a and directing. Her newest film, "Landline" was where you just very, very rarely see women - wife Anwen Rees Meyers. He starred in the movie adapta- return to an industry where the opportunity acquired by Amazon at this year's Festival in camera and grip and electric especially," tion of George Orwell's novel "1984" and played the role divide remains far more glaring. The statistics shortly after it premiered. Lister-Jones said. of Kane in "Alien", who dies when the creature dramatical- speak for themselves. At the 2017 festival, 34 For someone like Eliza Hittman, the trajec- Lister-Jones sees herself as being incredi- ly bursts from his chest in one of the most memorable percent of films were directed by women. In tory has been a little different. Her first fea- bly fortunate, but also notices men getting death scenes in movie history. the broader industry in 2016, however, ture "It Felt Like Love" debuted at Sundance more and bigger jobs after the festival than He was twice nominated for an Oscar, in the best sup- women accounted for only seven percent of in 2013. With each new effort, she tries to women. Colin Trevorrow's ascent from the Co-writer/producer Elisabeth Holm, left, pos- porting actor category for his performance in the 1978 film directors down a full two percent from 2015.
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